Thanks, Gil, for turning me on to the torta de barbacoa. It's my new weekend guilty pleasure. I can…read moreget two meals out of it. Just be sure to check the order before you leave... once they gave me tacos instead. Still good, but the torta is my favorite.

The Barbacoa tacos were amazing! We also tried the elote en vaso, and that was tasty too! The "hot"…read moreis pretty hot... so if you're sensitive to spice get mild! Their salsas were very tasty as well! Everyone was super friendly. Would definitely recommend!

MY OH MY!!! I work the Clubs downtown and my boss took me here after work one night raving about…read morethe Hot Cheeto Burrito. I declined at first but quickly reversed my decision. We headed down bridge and made a right into what looked like a bunch of garage doors like an auto shop was there during the day. Lit up is a Red food trailer setup for business. I'm not really a fan of hot Cheetos so I ordered a California burrito. Paid about $13 for it tipped $2 so $15 for this forearm size burrito! Took about four bites thought it was amazing! packed the rest for home and said bye to the bros. Got home scarfed the rest and crashed out. I remember the steak being well seasoned it having just enough kick and the fires being really crispy. The next morning I found the receipt in my pants and saved it thinking I'd go again since my wife just started summer break. I WANTED TO TRY THAT HOT CHEETO BURRITO!!! I told my wife about it and of course she'd always game for something new to try. We go back on Thursday when they open but they weren't in the parking lot and the Auto shop was open for business. cars were everywhere up front they were doing some work! We gave them a call and they said noon is when they open. Floating schedules is just the way mobile food is ya can't argue with it especially when it comes to opening so I totally understand. We take a cruise to coors from Bridge and head north to the smiths. We cruise there for a bit pick up some stuff for Mother's Day and headed back to wait on the back side of the auto shop across from the church. Waited till a bit till noon and took a cruise to see if we could see them and we did... YES!!! we flipped a you know what and followed them to there spot. We parked in the empty lot on the back side of the RED trailer. Waited for an about 20 min then walked over to the menu side to check it out. I already know I'm getting the hot Cheeto burrito and my wife quickly decides on the steak fries. The hood pops up and the man working takes our order. He says about 15-20 mins which is understandable he needs to preheat the fryers, flattop(s) etc. we head back and wait about 15 mins as others pull up and order we pay and head to our car with the loot! Pic should tell you what this looked like because I wasn't not worried about appearances. I dove right in the first thing I notice and was not expecting was the mixture of hot Cheeto dust and nacho cheese. Holy Moly!!! That was the star of the show!! The fries sopped up the cheese, gauc, and held the integrity of the burrito. This bad boy was saucey! Moral of the story... I'm and addict now! I'm already planning on going back since I convinced more guys from work to accompany me tonight after we get out. See you soon!

The burrito was so delicious! 10/10 highly recommended everything was well made & overall amazingread more

Highly recommend this place!!!! We were on a road trip from Alabama to Utah and stopped in…read moreAlbuquerque for the night. We wanted something tasty but affordable and we both got the 4 taco plate. I can't recommend the barbacoa and carne asada enough!! The two individuals working the truck were very gracious, and efficient. As a Southern California native it is hard to find true authentic Mexican street tacos, but these are the real thing! They tasted great, very generous portions, and only $11 for 4 tacos! Will definitely stop by the next time we come through Albuquerque again!

Barbacoa....damn good. Elote in a cup....delish. $11 for 4 tacos? Not nice. These are the typical…read morestreet tacos you'd get in Baja California/Tijuana. The tortillas they use are so flavorful and compliment the barbacoa very well. A little uneven on the onion/cilantro mix. Super cilantro heavy. Will I go back? F'Kin right I will. They could hit me for $3 a taco and I'd probably still go back lol Less cilantro and a more reasonably priced taco plate would have grabbed the 5th star

I LOVE THIS PLACE SO MUCH! The best Mexican food truck in…read moreAlbuquerque in my opinion. This place is underrated in terms of Yelp reviews, but seems like a popular place among the local Mexican community. I got the tinga and asada sopes, and chicharron and pastor quesadillas. I have tried all the meats and the best meats in my opinion is asada and chicharron. Don't get me wrong all the meats are delicious and so juuuicy but these just stood out to me. Chicharron on the fattier side but I love it, especially with the green salsa which cuts through the fat because of its acidity, and the asada got a good meat flavor. There's a little cart next to it selling snacks and drinks. I got myself a large horchata and spicy Cheetos elotes.

The quesadillas estilo DF (Mexico city style) is so delicious I love coming here and they sell out…read morea lot. They are cash only. They ladies are really nice and really fast getting your order out.

One of our two go-to taco trucks in Albuquerque for lunch that we usually hit about once a week…read more Only 4 - 5 meat choices, but they're all great and also have grilled onions and jalapenos with several salsas on the side to top your taco with after you squeeze the lime all over it. They also have burritos, quesadillas, etc, but we stick with the tacos since they are happy to let you get one of each taco so you get to enjoy every flavor on one plate.

Our first time we had a couple questions and the lady was really nice. We got gorditas, tacos and a…read moreburrito. AMAZING. All of us thoroughly enjoyed our food. The gorditas weren't even $5 each and they have both corn or flour. Salsa is spicy and has a good flavor. Over all loved everything we purchased. We will definitely be back!

We were driving through on a Friday morning when we noticed this food truck, and decided we were…read morecraving tacos. They do offer breakfast items, but we were already mentally set for street tacos. The meat in them was so good, portions just right, and service was friendly! I would visit again. :)

Mom and pop taco truck across from the Loves truck stop. Wife and I had their quesadilla and tacos…read more Both really good. Quesdailla was very large. Comes with green sauce which could be a little bit more spicier.

Amazing chard and grilled asada meat for the asada fries and the tacos, bursting with extremely…read morebold and zesty flavors with genuine Mexican authenticity, everything we ate was amazing and delicious, I guarantee you will be back for more, and more and more! The best food truck we have tried so far!

The carne asada torta was incredible. Even the french fries were really good. The roasted jalapeño…read morewas a nice touch for each order. I definitely recommend Taqueria El Molcajete. Hopefully someday they'll have a sit down restaurant.

Super cheap. Super good. $2.50 burritos. Get two of them. Make one of them something new. One of…read morethose things you can't pronounce and have no idea what it is. BEST flour tortillas (other than me mum's of course). I'm breaking my no five star reviews rule for this one.

Tasty, tasty, tasty. Leaves that warm stomach feeling after eating here. Our first time and we…read moresampled four of the tacos. They were all fantastically good, they were fresh and $1.50 each. Well worth the stop.